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Artifact Analysis
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- The Ossuary of James, Brother of Jesus
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A bone box with the name of "James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus" inscribed on the side. Could this be the James, the brother of the Jesus?-
- Bibliography
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- Bauckham, Richard. "Traditions about the Tomb of James the Brother of Jesus." In Poussières de christianisme et de judaïsme antiques: Études réunies en l'honneur de Jean-Daniel Kaestli et Eric Junod (ed. Albert Frey and Rémi Gounelle; Publications de l'Institut romand des sciences bibliques 5; Lausanne: Zèbre, 2007) 61-77.
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- Evans, Craig A. "A Fishing Boat, a House, and an Ossuary: What Can We Learn from the Artifacts?" In The Missions of James, Peter, and Paul: Tensions in Early Christianity (ed. Bruce D. Chilton and Craig A. Evans; Novum Testamentum Sup 115; Boston: Brill, 2005) 211-31. Republished in Jesus and the Remains of His Day: Studies in Jesus and the Evidence of Material Culure (Peabody, Massachusetts: Hendrickson, 2015).
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- Keall, Edward J. "Brother of Jesus Ossuary: New Tests Bolster Case for Authenticity." Biblical Archaeology Review 29:4 (2003) 52-5, 70.
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- Lemaire, André. "Burial Box of James the Brother of Jesus: Earliest Archaeological Evidence of Jesus Found in Jerusalem." Biblical Archaeology Review 28:6 (2002) 24-33, 70.
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- --------. "The 'James Ossuary on Trial': A Short Rejoinder." Bulletin of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society 22 (2004) 35-6.
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- Magness, Jodi. "Ossuaries and the Burials of Jesus and James." Journal of Biblical Literature 124:1 (2005) 121-54.
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- Puech, Émile. "James the Just, or Just James? The 'James Ossuary' on Trial." Bulletin of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society 21 (2003) 45-53.
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- Various. "Ossuary Update: The Storm over the Bone Box." Includes Uzi Dahari, "Summary Report: Of the Examining Committees for the James Ossuary and Yehoash Inscription" (pp. 27-31) and several responses from BAR Staff: "Observations on the IAA's Summary Report" (pp. 32-3), "Is Oded Golan a Forger?" (pp. 34-37), "Golan Arrested—Then Released" (p. 36), and "Paleography—An Uncertain Tool in Forgery Detection." Biblical Archaeology Review 29:5 (2003) 26-38.
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- --------. "Update: Finds or Fakes?" Includes Shimon Gibson, "A Lost Cause: A Response from Shimon Gibson on the James Ossuary Inscription" (pp. 55-8) and several responses from BAR Staff. Biblical Archaeology Review 30:6 (2004) 52-9.
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